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UVF blamed for bomb find

The RUC have said that 415 pounds of home-made explosives found in the search of a flat in a loyalist area of North Belfast was linked to the Ulster Volunteer Force.

UVF blamed for bomb find

Tue, 12 Jun, 2001 - 14:35

The RUC have said that 415 pounds of home-made explosives found in the search of a flat in a loyalist area of North Belfast was linked to the Ulster Volunteer Force.

The explosives were found in the new Mossley estate.

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